Only on Netflix October 14

An old and naughty spirit causes Halloween decorations to come to life and wreak havoc, forcing a father (Marlon Wayans) and his teenage daughter (Priah Ferguson) to work together to preserve their town.  

The Curse of Bridge Hollow - Marlon Wayans' first truly spooky film is coming Only on Netflix October 14

In this family-friendly Halloween comedy `The Curse of Bridge Hollow', Marlon Wayans plays a father who relocates his family from Brooklyn to a rural hamlet with a sinister past.

Naturally, it doesn't take long for Wayans' character and his family to have to defend themselves against a real supernatural menace that is summoning zombies, wicked clowns, and even a huge spider.

The Curse of Bridge Hollow is intended for younger viewers and their families, will never be misconstrued for a legitimately horrific picture like those in The Conjuring world. 

It also appears to have been created to provide them lighthearted thrills from genuinely terrifying ghosts and animals, which Wayans' own Scary Movie and A Haunted House flicks lacked. 

They might not have nightmares from The Curse of Bridge Hollow, but they will be terrified of its antagonists.

Additionally, the fact that The Curse of Bridge Hollow is being directed by Jeff Wadlow, a seasoned veteran of the horror genre, definitely helps.  

The horror movies Cry Wolf, Truth or Dare, and Fantasy Island are all featured in his filmography. The Curse of Bridge Hollow's trailer suggests that Wadlow will deliver thrills and intensity that are meant to keep audiences on the edge of their seats, something Wayans' horror parodies did not accomplish either because they were primarily intended to make people laugh.

Although this will come as no surprise to viewers of films like Goosebumps and Hocus Pocus, it is entirely fresh to Wayans.

Starring Marlon Wayans & Kelly Rowland Director - Jeff Wadlow Writers - Todd Berger & Robert Rugan (screenplay) John R. Morey (story)

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Rob Riggle,  John Michael Higgins,  Nia Vardalos,  Lauren Lapkus,  Holly J. Barrett,  Myles Vincent Perez,  Abi Monterey, and  Helen Slayton-Hughes.